Hollywood and Vine’s New Zoning OKd
From Times Staff and Wire Reports
The City Council unanimously approved a zoning change Wednesday for a $400-million project at Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street.
About 30 small businesses are being displaced through the city’s eminent domain powers to make way for a W Hotel, condominium and apartment units, and shops and restaurants.
One business owner, whose luggage store has been there for 60 years, is fighting the displacement.
The project is one of the most ambitious revitalization efforts in Hollywood.
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